"background scene" is an acceptable phrase in written English.
It is generally used to refer to the environment or setting of a scene (particularly a scene in a movie or play). For example: "The background scene was an old warehouse, providing a perfect atmosphere for the suspenseful plot."
We're always part of the background scene.
Objects were overlaid onto a coloured background scene (1600 × 900 pixels).
"He was a bit character in a background scene in a movie," said Peter Schube, general counsel for the Henson Company.
A custom-designed data acquisition system was employed in this study to rapidly recognize the selected target objects in a 3D space by dynamically separating target object's point cloud data from a background scene for a quick computing process.
Such dynamic gist information could carry rich affect-relevant signals, including the presence of other people, visual background scene information, and social interactions unique emotional information that cannot be obtained from an individual's face and body.
Also, each object (286 × 286 pixels) was probed only once, either together with a perceptual question, a semantic question (like above), or a contextual question asking whether the background scene was indoor or outdoor.
He excelled in drawing background scenes that added a subtle mood to his images.
Game content -- characters, objects and background scenes -- are created as digital models consisting of many flat polygons.
This instruction sheet explains how to make an underwater habitat using creature cut-outs and background scenes.
On some, the compression is so severe as to distort the proportions of characters and background scenes.
Instead, a "plate crew" will travel to China to film atmospheric footage and background scenes that will be inserted behind the actors in post-production.
